Farm Roundup includes Stanwood hog winners and dairy yields
In Stanwood the Litscher brothers double up on the carcass contest champions at the Park Center Hog Show while Dave Hartl of Mount Vernon places third and fourth in production tested hogs. Other results note Kirkwood Community College's win in junior judging and Bell's planned Sept 16 tip in Tipton.
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Stanwood
Dave
Duane Litscher
Park Center
Litscher Brothers
Dave Hartl
Mount Vernon
Craig Jurgens
Leonard Lasack
Brett Peterson
Wilton
Russell Brown
Anamosa
DE Witt
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk East Commmunity College
Kewanee
Kirkwood
Bill Tucker
New London
Daryl Lenz
Smithshire
Ill
Tim Taylor
Roseville
Ron Heller
Biggsville
Tipton
Tom Tauke
Dubuque
Richard E. Bell
Ford
Bell
Soviet Union
Riceland Foods
Stuttgart
Ark
Gladbrook
Della Krug
Atkins
Midtowa Hereford Association
Ann Goecke
State Center
Sue Williams
Iowa Falls
Iowa Hereford Queen
Tammy Kreutner
Vinton
Delbert Krug
Raymond Goecke
Iowa farmer expands Cedar Rapids grain operation
Everett Staskal, 40, farms 1840 acres around Cedar Rapids and owns Pro Farmer Grain near the General Mills plant. He plans to double elevator capacity from 220000 to 540000 bushels while expanding his white corn specialty and export sales. Staskal criticizes inflation and federal deficits under President Carter.
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the Gazette
Everett Staskal
Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
General Mills
Barbara
Jeff
Todd
Lisa
Chad
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Quaker Oats Co
Carter
Voter Views on Clark Jepsen Race and Political Figures
In Cedar Rapids a respondent critiques Sen. Dick Clark’s stance on parity and farm prices, contradicting himself. The interview praises Gov. Ray’s tenure, notes admiration for Harold Hughes, and remains unsure about Clark’s Senate re election and other races.
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Senate
Sen
Dick Clark
Roger Jepsen
A. Clark
U.S
Ag Policy Forum
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Robert
Ray
Harold
Hughes
USDA aide sees $2 corn
A USDA official told county commodity leaders that this year's world grain production is strong and U.S. corn prices may average just over $2 a bushel for the marketing year. He forecast soybeans near $6 while noting a prior forecast of $1.50 for corn by his boss.
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AMES
U.S
U.S. Agriculture Department
J. Dawson Ahalt
Ahalt
Bob Bergland
Winterset
USDA
World Food Outlook and Situation Board
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Wisner
Iowa Farm Bureau
Dean Kleckner
Rudd
Iowa
Kleckner
Midwest
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Bob Vrzak
Waucoma
Fayette County Fair
Greg Drewes
Vrzak
Steve Wingert
Arlington
Drewes
Brian Franzen
Hawkeye
Linn Dhia
Central City
Linn County
Robert T. Lawrence
Robert W. Bell
Coggon
Eugene Spersflage
Merle
Rick Henderson
Kevin Miller
Monticello
Congress
Germany
Everett
Staskal
Paramount Theatre
United Airlines
Scan
Dinavian Airlines
Aloha
Hawaii
Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Third Ave
United Airlines Municipal
AAA
World Wide Travel
Fourth Ave. SE
American Travel & Tour, Inc
First Ave
Travel & Transport, Inc
Lindale Plaza
Universal Travel 1— Tower
World Travel Bureau
Scandinavian Airline System